Free Reindeer Coloring Pages (Printable PDFs)

1. Toilet-Paper-Roll Reindeer
   Resize a reindeer face to fit a TP roll. Color and cut the face. From brown construction paper, cut two upside-down “U” shapes for legs and glue one to each side of the horizontal tube. Paste the face just above the front legs. Add a red pom-pom nose if you like.
2. Shrink-Film Tree Ornaments
   Print or trace a favorite reindeer onto shrink plastic, color with permanent markers, and punch a hole near the top before baking (grown-ups handle the oven). Thread ribbon once cooled. Older kids can try detailed wreath or mandala styles; little ones can use simple baby reindeer.
3. 8) Red-Nose Rudolph
   Perfect for preschoolers: color a reindeer, then glue on a single red pom-pom for the nose. Add a swipe of glitter glue along the antlers for sparkle.
4. Antler Headbands
   Pick a design with big antlers. Color, then cut the top half of the reindeer (antlers + face). Make a paper headband from two-inch strips, size to fit, and tape closed. Glue the reindeer front and center—instant sleigh team member.
5. Desk Pencil Holders
   Stand a TP roll upright. Color and cut a reindeer face sized to peek above the rim, glue it on, and tie a tiny ribbon “collar” with a bell around the tube. Fill with pencils or markers.
6. Finger-Puppet Reindeer
   Choose a low-to-the-ground reindeer pose and print at 5–6 inches tall. Color, cut out, and punch two small holes near the front hooves. Enlarge carefully so little fingers fit—hello, galloping reindeer show.
7. Party Favor Bags
   Color a set of reindeer and trim neatly. Glue one to the front of each brown paper favor bag; smooth edges so they stick flat. Add name labels or tiny bows for extra cute.
8. Fold-and-Send Greeting Cards
   Print a smaller reindeer (quarter-page works well). Fold a sheet of cardstock into a card and glue the colored reindeer on the front. Write a short holiday note inside—done!
9. Bookmarks for Winter Reading
   Color and cut a small reindeer silhouette. Either glue to a cardstock rectangle or trace it onto cardstock and glue the two layers together. Punch a top hole and add ribbon or yarn.
10. Reindeer Fact Mini-Book
    Great for classrooms: staple 3–5 printed reindeer coloring pages into a booklet with a construction-paper cover. Kids add one short fact per page (diet, antlers, migrations), then color. Tie the spine with yarn or ribbon for a keepsake.

Quick print tip: US Letter prints nicely on A4 choose Fit/Scale to page. Regular paper works; light cardstock (90–120 gsm) is sturdier for ornaments, bookmarks, and bags.